Comparison Metabo WEV 11-125 Quick 603625000 vs Metabo WEV 10-125 Quick 600388000

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	Metabo WEV 11-125 Quick 603625000	Metabo WEV 10-125 Quick 600388000
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Main		Keyless disc replacement Metabo Quick. Pre-setting and maintaining the speed of the Vario-Constamatic. Smooth start. Restart protection. Electronic motor overload protection. Safety clutch S-automatic. Cord length 4 m.
Type	angle grinder	angle grinder
Specs
Real power	640 W	590 W
Power consumption	1100 W	1000 W
Rotation speed	2800 – 10500 rpm	2800 – 10500 rpm
Max. disc diameter	125 mm	125 mm
More features	soft start speed controller speed control safety lock-off electronic motor protection safety clutch keyless disc change	soft start speed controller speed control safety lock-off electronic motor protection safety clutch keyless disc change
In box	additional handle	additional handle
General
Power source	mains (230 V)	mains (230 V)
Noise level	104 dB	104 dB
Power cord length	4 m	4 m
Weight	2.1 kg	2.1 kg
Added to E-Catalog	june 2020	march 2015

Real power

Power delivered during work directly to the working nozzle. High power, on the one hand, contributes to performance, on the other hand, it significantly affects the dimensions, weight and price. Therefore, it is worth choosing a tool for this parameter, taking into account the specifics of the planned work; recommendations on specific power values for different types of work can be found in special sources.

Power consumption

The power consumed by the grinder during operation. Usually more than the output (useful) power (see above) due to losses during the conversion of energy from electrical to mechanical. However, the general patterns in this case are the same: a more powerful tool, on the one hand, is usually more performant, on the other hand, it is heavier, larger and more expensive. In addition, the total electricity consumption depends on this indicator; however, grinders, even the most powerful ones, consume relatively little energy, and difficulties can arise only when connecting a high-performance professional tool to weak electrical wiring.

Note that it is much easier to determine the consumed power than the useful one; therefore, only this parameter is often indicated in the characteristics, without specifying the useful power. In general, it is quite possible to compare grinders of the same type using it (see above): a modern tool has approximately the same efficiency, and in most cases the useful power values bare related in the same way as the consumed values.